Program offered is an Associate.

The Architectural Building Engineering Technology Program, at both the associate and bachelor levels, combines the art of designing buildings in the context of their fundamental systems and components with the engineering and technical concepts of construction.

The Architectural Building Engineering Technology Program is based upon the premise that buildings are designed and built using the team concept. As an integral member of that team, the architectural engineer must have the ability to create and construct buildings that will answer the economic, safety, technical, and aesthetic requirements of a project. This program allows the student to develop those necessary abilities by emphasizing the fundamentals of architectural design combined with the scientific and engineering aspects of planning, structures, environmental systems, and construction. The program is also designed to instill within the student a sense of professionalism and a desire to serve and contribute to society through the solutions of its problems in a way which is technically, environmentally, and socially acceptable.

In the associate degree program, students develop the basic skills in drafting, graphic communications, design, CAD, construction documents, construction techniques and concepts, and materials. Upon successful completion of the associate degree program, students can continue into the bachelor program.

Graduates of other two and four year architectural and engineering programs are also encouraged to apply.

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